Return to G54 after M30?
17 Apr 2013 22:25 #32842
by dbrija
Return to G54 after M30? was created by dbrija
I've noticed that in 2.5.2 after I run a program (using G55, call to G55 in the program), after the program is done, and I go to the DRO page, or doing anything in MDI, its all in G54, not G55 as it should be . Almost had a crash but I I'm always religious about hovering over pause and turning down the feedrates. Don't recall seeing this in 2.5.1
Is this expected after an M30? I also have a G53 G0 Z0 at the end of the program, but I don;t suspect that as I do that in teh program at every tool change (for now, my ATC build is progressing...)
Is this expected after an M30? I also have a G53 G0 Z0 at the end of the program, but I don;t suspect that as I do that in teh program at every tool change (for now, my ATC build is progressing...)
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17 Apr 2013 22:47 #32843
by cradek
Replied by cradek on topic Return to G54 after M30?
The best place to find out about gcodes is the quickref: www.linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gcode.html
Click on M2,M30
Click on M2,M30
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18 Apr 2013 02:02 #32847
by dbrija
Thanks. It does in fact return to G54. Mach3 does not behave like this (I'm a recent convert....), nor did the Cincinnati Milacron T10 I ran for 5 years. Just something I'll need to get used to....
Replied by dbrija on topic Return to G54 after M30?
The best place to find out about gcodes is the quickref: www.linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gcode.html
Click on M2,M30
Thanks. It does in fact return to G54. Mach3 does not behave like this (I'm a recent convert....), nor did the Cincinnati Milacron T10 I ran for 5 years. Just something I'll need to get used to....
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18 Apr 2013 02:23 #32848
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Return to G54 after M30?
Every control system will behave different than others. I'd suggest reading the www.linuxcnc.org/docs/html/common/User_Concepts.html
John
John
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18 Apr 2013 07:17 #32860
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Return to G54 after M30?
I think that ending the program with a % rather than M2 / M30 may have fewer side-effects,
However, it it probably good practice to set all of the coordinate/offset/mode codes at the start of a program, just to make sure you are in the environment you expect.
However, it it probably good practice to set all of the coordinate/offset/mode codes at the start of a program, just to make sure you are in the environment you expect.
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18 Apr 2013 07:27 #32861
by dbrija
I agree 100%, and I always do exactly that (set offsets, etc...). In my particular case, I was running a part front and back, in G55, and I ran the front, and before running the back, I had to set a tool length (using the top of the part), but it was in G54, so nearly a crash as the tool was measured over an inch too short...
I will add an "Active CS" to my AXIS setup to watch this better....
Replied by dbrija on topic Return to G54 after M30?
I think that ending the program with a % rather than M2 / M30 may have fewer side-effects,
However, it it probably good practice to set all of the coordinate/offset/mode codes at the start of a program, just to make sure you are in the environment you expect.
I agree 100%, and I always do exactly that (set offsets, etc...). In my particular case, I was running a part front and back, in G55, and I ran the front, and before running the back, I had to set a tool length (using the top of the part), but it was in G54, so nearly a crash as the tool was measured over an inch too short...
I will add an "Active CS" to my AXIS setup to watch this better....
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